A lot of fans have been telling me to write a post sharing my thoughts, buy/sell points. Tonight I’m free, so I’ll open a post and talk about my recent ones—whatever comes to mind, and my future operations will also be updated in this post.
No more nonsense
Bought Shensangda A on June 15
On the night of June 12, I did my usual review and came to the conclusion that the limit-up “Suqian alliance” hit the highest board value and it stayed a one-word limit up all the way. My fans who understand me know that I don’t chase a one-word move, so naturally I gave it up. Jintuo Shares, Shenglong, and Hailing also—gave up. And the same goes for Yuanqi Gas—after it just started with a one-word, the buy point should be the next day when it expands volume and goes up to limit, so I also eliminated it. New JInlu’s stock behavior: before, its highest was 3 boards; even if it goes limit the next day, the odds of a good bet aren’t big, so I left it too.
So the remaining seed candidates are:
Number 1: Shensangda A, Number 2: Zongshen Power
On June 15 at the open, Zongshen Power immediately dived, while Shensangda A’s opening auction volume was seriously insufficient—it opened at about 1.48%. In that situation, what you want is to slowly expand volume to make up for the lack and let it rise. When it climbed to around 7%, I entered, and it also hit the board after around 11 o’clock.
The next day, June 16 at the open, I handled Shensangda. The auction volume was 42.86 million, which was already more than enough; it opened around 3.17%. So at the open, I could just wait to see if it could go limit on a push. But when it got to around 5%, it couldn’t push through. For safety I took profit to start off (post-mortem: actually the volume was enough to gamble for a board—so long as it didn’t drop below the moving average). This trade made me more than 8%.
Second trade: Entered AI Hua Group on June 18
That night of June 17, I did the usual review with the highest board as reference. Qibin, Norde, Xuguang—one-word limit-ups, so I gave up. Guanghua was just out with a one-word as well, so I gave up. Hangdian’s stock behavior lately is hard to break above 3 boards (I ate a loss before and have a shadow), so I gave up. Hongchang Electronic met the criteria; Huazheng met it (price was too high—I didn’t want to do it). CNNC just came out with a one-word, so I gave up.
For 2-board candidates: Wogguangdian— I define it as a trend-style play; Zhongtian Fine Decoration met the criteria; Xianfeng Holding was close to the latest high and met the criteria; Lianhua Holding’s stock behavior is hard to break through 2 boards, so I gave up. AI Hua Group was close to a new high and met the criteria. Jiangxi tungsten equipment met the criteria.
Overall meeting the target: Hongchang Electronic, Zhongtian, Xianfeng. AI Hua, Jiangxi tungsten
The next day, June 18, my buy points at the open were Xianfeng, Zhongtian, and Jiangxi tungsten. At the open they moved down, and although later they also went limit up, only AI Hua surged up to seal the board with massive volume and aggressive抢筹. So I went for the board on AI Hua.
On June 19, my sell point: at the open the auction volume was only 28.46 million, and it opened at a big gap of 8.14%. In this kind of setup, it usually gets slammed right at the open—people taking profit and selling. So I also placed a sell order around 9:24:45 directly at the limit-up cancellation price (核). I managed to lock in 8.14%. Even though later funds rescued it, if the funds hadn’t pulled it back, the stock that day would have headed for a big drop. The risk was bigger than the profit, so we also take profits and cash out safely.
Third trade: Bought Haixin Shares on June 23
On June 22 night, I reviewed again: the top board on June 22, Xuguang Electronics, was a one-word limit up, excluded. Jiangxi tungsten at 4 boards was a pseudo one-word, so excluded. The “funds rescuing” for AI Hua—gave up. The 3-board Binglun—was a terrible board; if the next day it could turn weak into strong and go limit, that could be considered.
2-board picks: Tianyu—its previous high was 4 boards, it can be considered for n+n. Right now the 2-board ones still have two more board space: Aidite, Xianglong, Boyun, Xingye, Dongfang Zirconium, Changyu, Gootian—one-word excluded. As for Zhongwu and Xiangwu, limited by the previous Jiangxi tungsten; also I follow the principle of “do strong not weak,” so I excluded them too. Beizi had 3 boards already upfront, and the later cost-performance ratio wasn’t great. Xiangjiang would need to control for unusual movement, so I gave up. Under the Yangtze mountain—also excluded.
The remaining players: Haixin, Tianyu, Binglun, Black Cat, Shiming (new high), Fengyuan.
The next morning, June 23 at the open: besides Haixin and Black Cat, the rest didn’t work. And there was a very interesting point here—Haixin opened at 2.38%. Volume was barely enough, and the auction seemed a bit below expectation. It was dragged up from underwater at the end and “stole the day.” Then within 3 minutes after the open it straight pulled to the board with no turnover—usually, this type will explode the board. The entry was when it first went up, then blew the board and came back down, and I entered on the subsequent re-seal. I also bought around 8% as big funds came in. Black Cat was weaker as well, same logic: it pulled straight to 6%, and the buy point was also on the re-seal. But for that day, since it was a ruined board and only re-sealed at the end of the day, we wouldn’t consider it.
June 24: I handled Haixin. At the morning open, the auction volume爆量抢筹, and it opened at a height of 8.54%. At that time I hesitated: the volume was enough, but the opening was very close to the limit-up. In my head, “Xiao Ming” told me to sell. My subjective judgment was to keep it, so I accidentally hung a sell order after 9:25+, and it became a cancelled order. Then I rushed to cancel and place another sell order, which led to the opening where I sold at the limit-up price without even realizing it was filled. I didn’t find out until 1:44 pm, when big orders started to cancel and I went up to place a sell order and realized there was no order to place—I checked and found out I sold at limit-up early in the morning! This one also gained 12%.
Recently, from June 16 to now, the cumulative total return from continuous trades is 35%. Other little things won’t be mentioned for now. Welcome everyone to exchange ideas—writing takes effort; please click likes to support.

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